Trout Unlimited is national organization with more than 150,000 volunteers in 400 chapters nationwide. This dedicated grassroots army is matched by a respected professional staff of lawyers, policy experts and scientists in 30 offices throughout the country. Trout Unlimited remains at the forefront of fisheries restoration work at the local, state and national levels.
The Deschutes Chapter of Trout Unlimited currently has over 400 members dedicated to working with all organizations in the area to improve the Upper Deschutes watershed.
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Written by Gabe Parr
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Saturday, February 27 2010 18:11 |
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Ok here is the first logo I created. Please leave me a comment below this article with any feedback on it and whether its your choice of the 3!!
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Written by Gabe Parr
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Sunday, February 21 2010 12:29 |
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Amy Haak
Resource Information Director
Attn: Ruby Pipeline Final EIS Comments
Mark Mackiewicz
BLM National Project Manager VIA EMAIL: blmruby@blm.gov
c/o 125 South 600 West
Price, UT 84501
February 11, 2009
Dear Mr Mackiewicz,
Trout Unlimited submits the following comments on the Ruby Pipeline Project Final Environmental Impact Statement. We understand the BLM is using this Final EIS to support its decision on Ruby's application for a Right of Way and Temporary Use Permits for all federal lands impacted by the project. We expect the BLM will consider and adequately address our comments in any Record of Decision it may issue approving Ruby's application. TU also understands that formal consultation under the Endangered Species Act is ongoing and could result in additional stipulations and mitigation measures that the BLM must include in any Record of Decision.
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Written by Michael Tripp
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Sunday, February 21 2010 10:32 |
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Trips and Project Opportunities with Trout Unlimited (Spring & Summer)
Volunteers needed for Redband Redd Survey on the Metolius
Dates: February 3rd – May 12th, Every Two Weeks, Short Day Trips
Please join ODFW for this important yearly effort. See the Deschutes TU website for exact dates and contact information. This is best for experienced volunteers. You can click here to find it on the Calendar Page.
Comments due on Bull Trout Critical Habitat revision and other regional issues
Dates: Hearing Feb. 2nd and Comments Mar. 15th, See this article for details.
Hike and Planting Project with ONDA* from the Rim to the Deschutes River
Dates: March 22nd (Mon.), day hike and service project
Come celebrate the birthday of Earth Day founder John McConnell by helping heal the scars left by old roads in the uplands of the Middle Deschutes with the *Oregon Natural Desert Association. We will be helping improve the uplands, by planting and seeding the Scout Camp area with native vegetation to jump-start rehabilitation of the area. We also will be able to fit in a hike on the spectacular new loop trail down over the edge to the river. See the ONDA website for photos in this area and register for the trip or check this Calendar Item for more information.
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